Sentence examples for issues of birth from inspiring English sources

Females are a little more than three times (45percentt) more interested in issues of birth control and pregnancy, and five times (35percentt) more interested in menstruation.

The issues of birth control and abortion have been made into public issues by the right wing, and millions of women and girls have suffered because the right wing wants to impose its ideas of what women should do upon every woman in America including those who don't share and have never shared their values.

27 This is an observational descriptive study that evaluates the epidemiological issues of birth defects reported in Ecuador between the years of 2001 and 2007.

Ritz and Wilhelm [ 73] has discussed the methodological issues of birth outcome designs in detail, and this review would not repeat these issues but rather than focus on potential bias in relation to spatial variation, which was ignored in their review, in the following section.

Their findings were published in this month's issue of Birth: Issues in Perinatal Care.

The issue of birth control presents the most obvious example of this banal heresy.

You report that "greater intolerance of disabilities and less money for cures" may become the norm when dealing with the issue of birth defects (front page, June 20).

Nonprofits who don't even want to touch the issue of birth control can notify the Department of Health and Human Services, which then will inform the insurer or third-party administrator.

Margaret Sanger ("More children from the fit, less from the unfit -- that is the chief issue of birth control," she said), the Harvard president Charles Eliot, science professors and many intellectuals endorsed it.

To deal with the issue of birth defects, Vivus had proposed using the drug's label and other steps to ensure that women of childbearing potential would not use the drug.

Sanger, who had traveled to Europe to study the issue of birth control there, also organized the first World Population Conference in Geneva in 1927, and she was the first president of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (founded 1953).